States

Home insurance options, costs, and even laws may vary a great deal from state to state; this means that deals and regulations that homeowners receive in Nebraska may not be applicable to homeowners in California, and laws that affect Texas homeowners may have not be the same as those that affect New York residents. So if you’re moving to a home in a new state, or just want to understand how your state’s home insurance policies compare to others, explore our state-by-state guide to learn more.

While the average consumer might not keep up with the latest state legislation relevant to home insurance, insurance professionals do, and they can help keep homeowners informed of how state mandates may affect premiums, coverage, and even future financial planning. Depending on the state you live in, you may be eligible for a much lower quote than your friends in a neighboring state.

Look through our guide to home insurance to see how your best quote may measure up to another state in your region.